New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
EOYIL IND NOBLE SI1TERS.
Hmm me L.naan s,anaard.

From me L.ui0n Standard
,o.t p,ople haNe hclld that Mr. Firth TYPICAL
re,~oua - lc mostly ra' pcrso as's. II !, 10 .li'
t ici.u.-iauce TIA. TO- a L." % uie "niuH'"9 ''' ~
W 49,! ",Il. sppiv ur.,ly to TO stcat scenes from
EVERYDAY lic. VIII De louhp L. IN CnaF''aS -, 80,
vhI, the aiit4or icai"s in eusloh9 det IA I ~, a,1
Orr, II I'M, stories toll N ilosartDlan ia,hon IN
-ucc.--ion oi p'tut.s 80 "ui'S hI'V"n u" ~ ~
"a, ~Ihr Eoso to hun and The FAC, .or HeN',.. 4,
M, .aiue mcihoI wa pcl1orce carried hy him mo
such alltiue, of Uoncml olary HISTORICAL cNc a. Nv
marriage ui TIE Princes hoSM ana inc lti ne, VI
rru-,il. and n marriage OF the Prime" ot Wall
au'rd lbs command Ot the queen. In such IN
,tlncc, tn Slttci- have rang" lrh hVya'y ,o~.
to she humbr~t oihclh taxing pAf IN inc s.Shp No.
lycu TIE tr.--"- Worn ON tho occasion io'I" ln'lI
way to the ati-tS eiuIIo, save IN so,Io az,
Lnic to contribute thehr quota TO m never fli.uS
Wa.. IS not what the artists cali "A good sitter"
h,at. Nh, how hat Icart voyll have ached II
il. owner had icailod the aching u miic, when /,
loo .nou. discovered that the llu>iri0u, young lazy
.ifnu, for fcW II flutes even, VS. necessary 10
rra'r AN ar d ,' cr orrct did not ,al, 10 COM
nlain an after two or throo moc fruiuc-s attempts
WITH dowY lai '1 ia The '1 IIin5c Of Wac ' 4oa
-bou'd cold her" sail the Prince. Just at this time
,hc Prince, was sitting for her bust to the ccl brat
ed sculpto' CT 50 Ia a ON at Mari 90 eh lou'G
vas ent or TO ncs, a., , ' ,o,o ,hc wa scn i.
tors studio, ami found him vatng for sitting from
tho Irncc--. Tie bu va AREA IA an ~ ah',i
tag 80 not iI1N Wa. x TIy ynn 1' ,eS S' said
tih.on. pho Princes. L. delightful lady, but sAe
can't 1T n ll'' $500
just at thl, moment { summoned Ia the Prince
whom | found with the lrnce,S. and saw or
Thought saw. a .ort ~ pretty smiling iO't eloquent
of r,prnof and Of hal -anQ'r WIN me-. The lrin'c
had something to show mr-photcg apis thins-
and t'cr hc led the way to Gibson: tho Princess
and following
NJ sooner did find ourselves In the soul tors
,rr.cn,r than. aft some rcna IL upon the bust
the Irincr said "IIow do ,ou fud the Princess ~.
Nr Cib-onl" Now" thought !. "tf ever nan
wa, I'm an awkward fN, you are, Mr. Gibson; Tor
an what YOU said 10 me few minutes AGO Won
cannot. in my rrcsrnc', compliment the beautiful
model ON her sitting"
Tho Prince looted At CT son. and Gibson loolcd
I'm Il al silence NJ tho Prince. and then M the lr-
cess, he then looked again at the Prince. smiled,
There Won GO Won neither III properly to Mr.
Gibson nor to NJ. Firth"
II 1o-I do" said the lady You are both two
bal men"
Mr Firth Is compelled To admit that as "siitcrs'
tho men have the advantage"
The I1iucc Of Wrlmar. the Prince of Lcn-
ng~n. tho Gown Prince. and many others We're
model strrs. laiicnt. good naturci. and t''ctant-
perhaps indirrrcn'-of Tho. sometimes, uniaitrrrg
result ~ their pat "ncc. Not SOME O the ladies'.
Onc-thc arel wife ~ amhassad rr-wa- so
slo-kcd b. my portrait ~ her that She inlpor" me-
to rub II out. IA" sp,k fmrerfect ENGLISH AMI she
.aii, "ph. mister, that IL not me. ! cannot have
grow lie that Will give Nou my lfcnc>- 10
COPY: and she sent drawing donc from her
when ahe was a lovely girl Of eighteen, with an
urgent rcqurst thar I wonli correct my lH'l Of her
Immediately. I lcolinNd. and the figure remains a
by no means unnatcrd copy of very plain old laly.